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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
WAS A DEATH-TRAP
Testimony in the Bussey
Bridge Investigation.
EVIDENCE Of An EXPERT ENGINEER
The Bridge Detective in Construction
and So Reported 10 the Company
Another Dangerous Place
On the Same Road.

BosroS. March 2l.-rhis 2fie moon the
Railroad Commissioners resumed their in
vestigation OF the responsibility for the late
disaster at the Bussey bridge. The first aud
probably most important witness was
Hesry A. Pomeroy, civil engineer Of some
thirty eight years exp erience, who testified
10 having held numerous responsible pro-
fessional positions. He arrived at the scene Of
the accident AZ $50 a. m, and cOmmenc ei
looking about for the probable cause Of the
acci dent He found truck wing on the
Southeast corner OF the Southern abutment.
toward Dedham. He also found a
break-rod bent like horse shoe
living across the track close TO the abutment.
Since then he had heard that an emplOye
had found IA broken hanger lying on the
abutment some three hundred Ieet back.
The brake rod was lying across the track
with the points bent somewhat together and
pointing toward the abutment he looked
carefully on the sleepers. but found no
marks. Examined other portions of the
wreck aud found some links badly welded
Witness drew this inference, that the brake
hanger broke and dropped down and re-
mainei there until it got onto the bridge,
when il caught in the sleegers and dropped
under the wheels, giving an unusual jar 70
the bridge and causing II 10 tail. Witness
noticed that the alignment OF the
bridge was faulty, and he had
feared that some accident would occur. The
track on the Dedhsm side had been IN fair
condition until last Summer. when witness
noticed a severe shock as the train came
around the curve and over the bridge. The
shock was nearly enough 10 knock man
down. standing in the aisle Of car. Wit
ness reported it to Ei. Keith who replied
that he Keith could do no good by saying
anything about il at the office Witness
replied that he (witnessl would report Il At
the Office himself Witness spoke about 1t
10 Mr.. Wheeler, the depot master at Boston,
and told him th2t II the curve was not fixed
there world be trouble. Mr. Wheeler an
swered that it would BE attended 10. bot
witness who rode daily over the road, could
not see that anything had been
done On the Saturday before
the accident witness felt such a shock on
the curve as TO nearly be thrown down, aud
he at once told the baggagemaster that if il
wss not fixed at onceshe wouldn't 20 over
that bridge many times more. OF late,
fearing an accident, be had been in the
habit OF riding into town io the baggage car.
but going oat, the grsde being upward, be
felt safer and rode IN a passenger car. tie
believes that guard rails would have saved
the train; witness was also OF the same
opinion that all The elements and condi-
tiOns for an accident exist between Boy les
ton and JamaicS Plain. whore the . CLOCK
train from Boston To Dedham travels az the
rate OF sixty miles Gn honT. The track IT,
paiTers should SEE that the outer raii is
sufficiently high in ell curves. Accidents
occur on curves when the outer or higher
rail becomes worn down.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
LATE WHISPERS OF rug WIRE

The blockade on the Canadian Pacific
road was raised Sunday night.
TIE Reic stas vssisr5ar rir-usilT agreed
T. pass be t+srmsn Army Dill Thica q e
fore e Reichstag rsetied.
Contrary 20 General expectation the spe-
cal Grand Jarg a. Chicago failed % ret1ra
saV indictments YESTERDAY morning.
Ondersirk vsste warehouse and the
Grand Cenfrsi Theatre A. Troy, y. " we're
3esIr raysd oy Ere yesterday morning Loss
s1zeat. insurance. $1,000.
F is stated from Washington that sr-
Congressman Benton J Hall Of Iora vii
scored n y Nor rgo1seTv - Con1n1fs-
s;oner of Patents. fakinz charge of tie ofaoe
Nav l.
TIE conference fu Chicago between the
Eastern rus 5s 81 the Central Tref5e Asp
cation sad ~ Western hnes. wss 1rasie
81 - 81 eight herrs sssslol - setsfe TIE
Mississirrl rerceu fsEes question and TIE
easter was referre5 80 q corn tee.
C,rst Nsu~ice sofa ~ the Frsncb leos-
tion at Washinsson as beer 1ransei iesvs
81 shseece - take sfect wftAfs 4 ser ~eek e.
~ se1sor has heen appointed hv the
F-s~rh rsTernnsenI - first Secrefsrg ~
ERE ,seanon.
trc~ernar Msrms'lxs 1f e ssouri yes
fer7sr act5ei the lezislstn~s thaf ~ E
A. a. sa-if 5sss issre 4 proelamet8s een
YER ~ rat t,ir in sxtrs session ~ tsfe
necessary eefta1 r1 re provisions ~ toe
causota. .io1 rssser9 b railroads
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
IN The COMMONS
Balfour Proposes BIN FOR Better Punish
mcnt" in Ireland.


mcnt' IN ireland.
LoNDoN. March 2l.-In the House or Com
mons this afternoon Air. Arthur J Balfour,
Chief Secretary OF Ireland, intimated thar hs
would introduce tomorrow for the consider
alton Of the House a bill making better pro-
vision for the prevention and punishment
Of crime in Ireland. In reply to a question
Sr John Gorst. Under Secretary for India.
state that the report that a British corps Of
observation was being formed at Pisheen
was untrue. The Government bad no reason
20 believe that Russia entertained auv ie-
signs looking 70 tBe invasion 81 Afrhauistan.
Lord George Hamilton. First Lord 90
the Admiralty, snnouncel that new rules
wogli shortly BE- issued - tie dock yard
sgthOritie~ defining too limit 81 their an
thoritv 10 issuing Information concerning 2
British naval affair 20 foreign powers.
Mr. W H. smith gave notice 0f the intro
Gaction 0f p motion by the Government
that the proposed Irish Grimes bill s'iil
h - DreCe3rre over al orders of the caY
Mr John Morley gave notice that be would
introduce an amendment 90 Mr Smith 3
resol ution - the effect that the House de-
c'inss e. SCI aside business in laVor ~ q
measure Increasing The stsnzencv Of the
Law IN Ireland while 10 effecti 20 security
vss of4rsb sga 1si The atuss of laW Dv the
exaciion G. excessive rents Mr Morley 3
announcement was received wiih c1eers 81
tie irish mem hz-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
A WARNING SOUNDED
The Presidents Health said 70
be Il Danger
IET MUST aaRg Is 6ELl As HEAD.
= Hsshiagson Physician Says fer.
Cleveland Nus Change tssS
tS&oits - LIE Soon isr
Pay fhe FeHaiiY.

WksElk sos. Ass0h y Or = 7 SsNeFs.
of this cay, Ia "a lntergie~ With (ssise Sc
porter. sounds warning, and afees Presi-
dsat Cieveiaf,a ~ eASnse Is mode u Avang
DF. SoNers. msnihs hclofs Secretary Assl-
Mig wSs seizeS ~ith A3s unfortunate Ettack.
predicted that osaosT - ogld nOt i've lb1osleis
the ume Of the present administration ''un-
less hs said al ihs uns. "a sao2I raaiual
caangs i ale ia hls daily ilfe 10
day to the lT reporter tls auctoE Fufss Sl
ia this manner ab1at the President IL
may he deemed if1 pertinent IT, talk o. Ile
President through a DcHslsapsf laan, bui
know % 10 other way ol rsoching 5i1 AID
those about Llm 50 sarely. Ann recall lns
attempts with the friends u Sir. Manning
and their fruit AID 90 noi fec.
that ] should take tbe same CbancesRE it1s
matter. ] sn personally applsed 81 tas
President condition anu while lt p pa uo
sense dangerous. u viii not he bong before
there vii be every reason for alarm. fnesi-
dent Cleveland Is large, neshy man aud
since his advent % tie White House las
gained enormously in fiesh hos, y hen lac
lived Ia Buffalo it was his habit 10 take
iOne walks. Since he came here however,
he hss abandoned every form Of exercise,
save carriage riding. that ls oi htlle Of go
use with the spring now nsed and the smooth
streets fof which Washington is fam m0ls.
The President j. a man Who works lth hls
heat 4 great deal. IN TACT. is = pFacaeal
brain worker lie is. in other words,
plodder, ana his brain is conse4 e4uenuy
filled with an excess OF blood. Whst j. tse
result? lie works with bis head. ells
enormously and fails TO oexercise his muscles
his blood vessels are weakened. an1 y b.
only q question Of time. before. Ia n moment
Of excitement he bursts 8 bioo1-vessei. !
tell you. al the rate President Cleveland =
now living. there is great danger that be
will nor live throughout his ierm. some
thing should b. done 20 bring him 10
realize his danger and take ire prorer STEPS
70 prevent the result which viii surely
ensue If he fails 60 take proper exercise.
Whist J should recommend Dr. SOWcrs
adds would be the Il i ng up OF a room ia
the White House and ibe se.,ine apart oi
half hour every day fer symnastic exercise.
That alone. In my opinion, will prevent
catastrophe, the avoidance OF which. not
alone the President. but ihe country st
large IS Interested IN securing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
he is SUSPGNOE ed.
The Result of PntroIman hatz's Arrest
Vie MAY BE Arrested for Assault
and Battery

II -
and Battery.
In the case Of J. n. Hurst. the West Side
butcher. charged bv Pstrolman kstz with
being drunk and disorlerly, tried in Police
Court yesterday morning, the evidence
showed that Hurst and the patromsn had
some words over the former taking his
horse. which WAS tied az the corner Of
Fourth and Stocking-sts., away, and that
Katz arrested and took him 20 the patrol
BOX and signaled for the wagon. While
waiting Mr.. Hurst askec that ne be al lowed
- care for bis horse, at which kaiz said
tt n he would care for him. AID AT the same
time attempted 70 handcuf him. Mr.
Hurst objected 20 this. ani Katz dealt him
a severe 0l0T with rs club. knocking him
senseless 20 the ground. ne vas then
taken - Police Headquarters. and after
ward released upon oriler q Suuerintendent
Perry. il Is alleged that the affair grew ont
OF a. old grudEs > hich kafz bore toward
Hurst Con- missioner Dvcert sat in tie
court room during the trial. and Afterwards
visited Commissioner Hawkins. When
Psfr0lman katz reported Tor duty last even
ing be wss informed hy the >a-zeant tcat
upon order of the above mentioned Com
m ssi0uers be was suspen led from active
datv 20 await the action of the Board 0f
= lice anf Fire Commissioners a. their ses-
so1 or Thursday. Ii wss currently re-
portst last night that e war; inJ woult De
issued fo- che arrest Of Kat on a charge Of
assault srd battery
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
THE GERMAN JUBILEE
Intense Enthusiasm az the Ira
peria1 Capital.
THE ElIStR's BIRTHlEY CElfBaTED.
Berlin Overlooking with Strsogers-
The Event TAKEN es an Omen OF
Peace Bslfour Proposes
More Stringent Ls~s.

BFEiIN. March 2l.-Ihe city wascrowdes
10 OVERLOOKING with Strangers TO-DAY. ths
streets profasely decorated with tacS
ssreamers. banners. eta, aad The hoiels
restaurants. beer houses and otbsf pDhhC
places wholly unable - sooozuodais even
bali the number Of people who s.osAfisi ssl
tsrtainment. All day long Use poiOe hes
been surrounded by orowcs 50 49, tisst-.i
seemed al though ell 6eriiAay Lad o.sEnr
10 the capital - rejoiue tllst tas EInpenoE
Lad entered upon the gfzt ssaf 81 his see.
The people surrounded he 1mfeTiki Palace
e. sell e. those hO tareufe1 the siasss )
would now and again chorus tbe hsfaonal
anthem or some German soxlR 81 n8ulcifli
D flags and flowers were everywhere se~,u
and tie entL uslBsil shown sl3son tee oooa-
sion surp8sses that of the VA perof' 's issi
anniversary o. any other seasos - resaisii4sz
ia the history Of ta~ iEsfase. The roFal
penonages present representing fogsl En
manarchs were enthusiastically Cleofes bf
the people and espseiSl eflrfIcou IA tilis
respect was paid L. ths Prince of Nslts. tfrs-
Arch Dnke Randolph OF Aas "a.
and the Grand Duke Niaaloar
OF Russia. The busf'eror szsss
a state dinner 10 the visiting roy asiies t4ss
eyeaing. previous 70 which = toT.1-biylli
procession, composed mainly a st1sisists.
Of whom there were thousands ia iiDe,
marched og the police sDd were reviewed
by the Emperor and Empness. The En-
peror looked weil as be stood ereCi ocla-
sionaily bowling "a sckDCNl ledgeluei't 81
the cheers u the psssers-by. lie WIS
several times hailed from ibe ranks AZ tie
guardian Of The peace of ille world.
The Aa,ao1,ai Zeefuio. speaking Of tie
anniversary. says il cannot bat fegzra tbe
signs of peace which come from a. SIDES -
tcsafy1ng that the occasion must and VII
be accepted as a European peace festival.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

Irssk Conservative Wa1t fstbex Aeiler
4se2s<4 take t.aesz ksss4.lseFs.
EE1<a AzreA = ghe lTssA tS.sssersa
nVs 4asresrs ass fu<as@Asal ewes tas ssskis
sfeatlseaf f'elhsf kelisT is reesseasls - Al
llainl llasa isls az.a cs1.s azlstea - kas,s vAs
4.srzseissk Is si.s,s1l las tssasnsel a4sson s
lAs Elsines taralafe rselsssaas.s NeElt,Az.l1 ~
4Es fae t4sss t.zt atbsF heiics ssfsss is4sls.i
- klsss as sersas4 wseb s1Dt tiiai LsR
fflen&s - altssssG a. s1sst afus ssass taa
slre zess1olle1 kdls10e~ eHSa tis 0~n fsssS
instz.ae - s,sluE essaF- lles ~ ca - lls.'Aa
Ease ktls.rfisl ksssesl ts1Fs So, aEe noi oi.-
cssaa1b3e tn1.sg tet rslles sessrsssuE iise "a
lsssAls l.talt sf = flrstCtsss Fsaft sfalca
ttoF clsiks fk1her ke8sg - s4Hd tlet nlsNi
tiast l5es1asaSi ~ krsatod - . las taeAA e.
zud 1ozs.s IA klsaSrssa gsIssk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
sROM Ine CAPlTAL.
Al Mourning fhs f.o-s % Atfutsn--6en-
.rai Robertson something for sports
men e. Read.

tN-..a.t. rr rst fl..aata .tas-B
L.sslvG- March The flags on the
Capitol hang a. half mast today. aut Of re-
specf t9 John Robertson. the late A1ia;ant-
General. who died At his home \ Detroit
on Saturday. fron the elect Of painters
c,ic occssioned by sleeping ia the Capitol
building xhls The decorators we're a. We *
there scar sIo. The department over
W Whica fhe st1lii looking. bnE Kind hearted
old seldee has presided since ISL when The
Far Governor appointed aim is head. j.
decsed Vlth moumlux large roselfe OF
crare bangs from the door. and festoon Of
sable ma,eTisl is arraycd over if. In The
General = priVa.- Office lis i.sk has been
eiusd vitu hiscs cloth and on top Of % Is
2 ~ book Alct- gan r Ihe War. fomor-
rsw at u. m. tte Senate Will meet ia
Gle H.ss f1in5 session with the
Represent ttisss f9r memorial exercises.
A iut Com ritiee composed 0f Senators
-ev4our end Wt.uer Eeprssent talivss
Bates. a. H Williams sni WsutT was sp-
psinted fal.ay ta make preparations f1r ths
session arc io aras ta s.l.aois resolutions
Gov. Luce has issued an order Co The StaE-
miHHa t0 wear the cusf mary badge of
rlalruiur sni 10 fraQe tnslr 11unsrs for
thirty 3aFs Gov Luce a1i 1is gaf 70 %
fefr.t. o. attend fla funeral and fr1m
tbere Pc Governor wi'l 60 Co Grand Rapids
% he present. a mecftrg of be boaTi %
Naaase-s 81 lhe soldiers Home. which
corvsnrs taere Gag afsr torio1or
lhere vas long discussion ia tle House
over che rfle sc.. ic c1muittee D 4 the
.s.e .sis sltEruoer ana some Important
charges us-e mate Hunters may not use
trEg - pr.s1iug deer spring shooting II
aalks is rroniai. sc. the shooting of qusli
So trrrftter .or 1re years lhe aEs Of
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
A Horrible Acc dent.

sxsNas,ts vsNt-RAs sssAls.
JAeSsoS March 2i.-Ciyde Bradley. aged
- years. son Of Dennis Bradley, of South
Jackson. while at work seven miles south
Of this city. met with terrible accident.
He wss feeding power feed cutter, when
the knives becoming clogged be used
his left arm 70 remove the obstruction. His
fingers were seized by the rolling knives
and ais arm draw in. At each revolution
OF the knives a portion OF MS arm was
chopped OFT and before the horses could be
stoppej his arm Was cut Oft in twenty one
diif rent places. the last amputation being
Al TIE flhON iOint
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
oOcTORln0 THE CFtARTEa.
IA ss-stisg - ropsi-r rhsl yAeksoa TAkss
Had

ttt.-lla "a f-s se.te+-- ~.t~--r
JAeKsos. Mach "a Al the meeting Of
tas cry C0ancil t0nizht tas psoposed
aa.ea8nssnis 70 The charter ssfs passed.
usaainz several radical ehznses- Al city
oo4-.is ags abolished aad tns mayor's term
of olfles Is mAis 80 years and the sslsFY
e. 50u per aunum. TIE position ~ f1ssi-
de8z Ut Us tounsii - made a. elective one
az ne hsuds u TIE people. TIE Pres ielt %
nave 40 vote except ia case Of iie. Ihe
Police sad FIRE Departments are merged
under the sane control. th- Mayor % have
control u ali city departments buildings
s0rks ETC. and 10 devote his entire time
"a tn- oif4e2
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
scnfti-h Bic Nfa.ors.

st---s's -a - vl-s-ssS slsN-a.
DErsoIr. March 21.-Delsgations from
consistories at Cincinnati Grand Rapids,
Bay City and East Saginaw are presen. here
today assisting IA conferring the sublime
degrees from the fourth to tue fourteenth,
on a class of about eighty cand dates. The
formal dedication Of the new Scottish Rite
Cathedral will take place Wednesday. az
which time addresses will be made by Gov
Grand Commander Henry II. Palmer. Of
Milwaukee. and ConmandeI-in-C Chief Hugh
McCuriy. Of Corunns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

r. T. Jones. a Battle Creek druzy'st. did
SUNDAY of cancer in the stomach.
TIE Rstile Creek cooperative gTsoze
store has been closed on a chsttsl mortgage
Col smiley. of Missouri. addressed ar
aodlencs Of a thousand people at Green
vile. SUNDAY evening At tas Opera House.
on the prohibiron question
Calvin Nash. an Old and respected citizen
of fo1is county. diet - MS residences "A
Sarsnsc. sunday merninz
y Brien ; Atkinson has accepted the
Jniou Labor party's nomination.
A Spring Lake preacher edited his hear
srs Sgndsy bv Al srrsiEnnleut q Henry
Nari Rsecaers negative expressions II
himself
Ja<tice Olsnson R. Clark. an OH resident
Of Ionis. died from spopi8xr yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

tAe-.siat - - 1t---Aas-~tss~s.
MUsxkGoS, March 2l.-Msyor L. G.. Ma
son. ex-Mayor +. w. Cook, Robert Bunker,
City Attorney. =. A. Minis, Wesley Wood,
Frank Cultivate and John I. Ryan, City
Assessor, went 10 Lansing today TO look
alter the revised charter. which is expected
to come up in the House of Representatives
tomorrow.
Postmaster HolbrOok received his COM
mission TO-DAY bat will not assume the du-
ties Of the Office until April /.
The Goodrich Company will run daily
line Of steamers between this city aud
Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

LoSDox. March 2i-sir , mes Ferguson.
Under Secretary FOR ForeiEn Atari in
ing ihat the D0Fernwtnf heue8 - - a.
% AZ tef0rs fhe Hoass a oispsf-h irou fba
I nited states Govern us1t reisfive ~ Size
Canadian fisheries o1ssH8n before lbe
Fazfsr rereez
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
Terry Tired of Life.

tss.1s,is % fss fs-tas.s ssssla.
BELLEvILLE March 2l.-Isaac T. Terry,
a farmer Of sumpter township, Wayne
county. suicidea YESTERDAY. he placed the
muzzle Of a shot gun sylinst his left side,
the charge tearing through his BODY 10 he
back bone. he was % years Of age, and
domestic troubles are assigned as the cause
of his suiciie
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
marshais and Attorneys Appointed.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The President
today msde the following appointments:
James F. Tucker. United Stsies Marshal
for the Southern District % Florida; samuel
S Blaisdell. United States Marshal for the
District of Rhode Island; Emory b Seller,
United States District Attorney Tor Indiana,
TnOs. Hayden, United states District AttoE-
ney for Nevada. and George i. frtcbett,
United States District Attorney for Ne
braska
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

f-srEes Dassts. Fh1s.ssess6 Hlth taQ2e.@.
sAsa u -Gsr Klssaz H4.szss.


sAea u @lsr kistaz tkssa&ss.
fIEzsk DSk AsAa - -issssf au1lesy
Is fs.i beFe. oocassored ~ TIE sslase f.ss
r. TIE II seeun klFe1 Az aoeg. ~ c-Qek
stls aesalzs fts rsFtT sLtc1 has t~a1
esf of lcs Co ssFer4i lsys al fery t9W
nssaE q re "a slls Al uoaD u e-s EsiTeS
1set shove i3s ~zt<F sstt i2f1s gazatiEles
.of - Ea8lIls. Al 5 = lselz eal1F Nas
nsariY even sin Tie 49, ~ t1s ezhk @l1
fee Ice compisgeiy sle1 tie cAauBeis.
IomAouieallsn witA hogt Flerrs j. iBspos-
sie.e AT dark TX fesl1zHss lt fost Pierre
-re seea moving - tia Likls s4a1-. sn1
since tsen it . l1e efosssbis o. lei. - aat AS
occ0rged there. AZ tie pfese0t iiRls wafer
Is Fisitx aI the rate ~ fogl au hoQT. With
the channel Jan ned sin Ice an sto0ld a
gorge form for sFe minutes tie esMage -
the citv s5ll Re oeFond esiiMafe 11le gsro-
pie ia the lover portions ST the eitR are pre-
paTing % move 10 TIE b.affs a. a moiaenE ;
notice.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

st-..s.ss 70 see rt-tlsss-stss.s
PIArvwELI. March 2l.-Mrs Norman
Bailey. Of Hastings. President OF the ". c.
T. T., Of the Third district. will talk on the
smendment AZ the Metbodist church. to-
morrow evening
There are three cases Of scarie; fever in
town
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

lt-4.tttt re ftt rt.slsta-s-s>~1
HoLLT. Marcia 2l.-An attempt was made
% ere the VI. E. church last night while il
was packed With people LISTENING 10 a pro-
nibision speech. Turpentine vas used bat
lacSi.y no one vas injured IN the STAN pede
which took place
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

t3f r prgRisit ~ carries - ao1ii -
isics t1e .ls.zor se g. a9S aD1 Fst t9ilels
proc isr lt.-ala of eoaHs=. ~e sfssl z have
- state t4x ~ psg / ssg tl-s ast'se I
sl0S s9a4slalrT ~ l1s lsH sas trssl9i-
sisGisis ll1e1a aafs tr-l1sl ~ t1s Lex
ts.s.t.rs. lt = =, seriaf aai irs1-sIsi II -
aaiare ghas th@fs is - possg % earn 1o-la
snlofos Is i1 Tbs elEF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

Hon Aibert Griffin 81 Kansas, eiitor Of
The Naasess.. ard nofsd ss the organ izer
sad eadsr 81 he Nafionsl Repaalieaa
Ansi ~slocn movement sreeks ksnia af
uuan The preh lniforv Anssnd siert a. the
uivisfu Street Meshoasss Cs1-ch sf 81
.lars Come and hear scout Kansas
Praaiai.ian
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

YrsuANrr. March 2I.-N. Il. Thompson,
Al o'3 den: AMI retired merchant Of this
city vas stricken With paralysis this morn
ing and died before noon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

PAEsrFNE, Tex. March 2i.--After a IoDr
struggle Wm. II. Martin WAS nomina1ed for
Congress to succeed Resr.n on the I'D
haii0t, several competitors having wilb-
drawn from the contest in order 20 break
the dead lock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
A Cerr.r n Rrea.i.

tts fs.ft ~ttslsNs .ssss-a
nErso r. Mtrla -E-a4e bakers Sc k.
Which began saturday night. NV efsc-s al.
the ls-xe s1ons IN the citV. Sixteen bakeries
have azrced 10 be nsan dem snds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22


I-HPExISs. March 2l.-Five tons Of dyna-
mite and powder and half ton OF nitro
situated between this city and Negaunee.
exploded this afternoon. The workmen
were warned by the acid catching fire and
protected Themselves behind an Outb uildlne
a few rods away The building was totally
wrecked and the men rendered uncon scious
but no one was killed Loss about 3 coo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

Miss Louise POmeroy IS not only hand
some woman, but q very effective actress
with methods Of her own. which she en-
ploys charmingly. She opened her engage
ment at Powers last evening. in hsr own
Gramstiza,ion Of Lady Audley's Secret"
The theme OF the novel is som5Te. bat the
lady has managed to inject some comedy
into the play. and while her Interpretation
of Lady Audley was received with marked
approval, she could have chosen with better
advantage 10 her self any one Of the dramas
in her extensive repertoire. She was paF-
ticularly effective la the mad sceBe. with
| which the play closes. Miss pomeroy was
called before the curtain AZ the eud cf every
act and was presented with handsome
basket OF flowers by a committee from the
| Fiks arthur Elliott is really a fi8e actor
aud his Robert Audiey Isft nothing 20 re
! desired willard Brigham, Of this CITY,
Joined the oompxny here yesterday, and 81
short NOTICE essaye1 George Isibgys which
he played With grace. Mrs. hrDaock wss
very clever a. Jersey Bi0unt Aenes May
nar3 was a winsome Alicia and The COM
pany all around was most saiisiaciofy.
! Tonight An Unequal Match viii be pro
duoed. ana Miss Pomeroy should be greeted
with large house.
The Grand Rapids Lodge. No. 81 Bene-
violent Protective Or1er oi Elks have been
| rendered a complimentary benefit D. G y.
Roberts. manager Il Miss Louise Pom-rey.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

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York IRON Hanoarz.